U.S. patent application number 11/141960 was filed with the patent office on 2006-06-01 for paste-n-brush.
Invention is credited to Brian D. Johns.
Application Number | 20060115317 11/141960 |
Document ID | / |
Family ID | 36567549 |
Filed Date | 2006-06-01 |
United States Patent
Application |
20060115317 |
Kind Code |
A1 |
Johns; Brian D. |
June 1, 2006 |
Paste-N-Brush
Abstract
A combination brush and dispenser apparatus for paste materials
to be applied by brushing action, is provided as a brushing section
with a first passage and portal leading to brush bristles and a
matching dispensing section which supplies regulated amount of the
material through a second passage into the first passage. The
dispenser may optionally include a unitary apparatus with the two
sections permanently attached, or a multi-section apparatus in
which the brushing and dispensing sections are separable. Various
forms of dispensing devices are described for controlling the
quantity of paste material supplied to the brushing section for
each separate use of the apparatus.
Inventors: |
Johns; Brian D.; (Celina,
OH) |
Correspondence
Address: |
BRIAN D. JOHNS
7881 ST RT 33
CELINA
OH
45822
US
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Family ID: |
36567549 |
Appl. No.: |
11/141960 |
Filed: |
June 1, 2005 |
Related U.S. Patent Documents
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Application
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11010659 |
Dec 13, 2004 |
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11141960 |
Jun 1, 2005 |
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60634507 |
Nov 29, 2004 |
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60653226 |
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Current U.S.
Class: |
401/181 |
Current CPC
Class: |
B05C 17/00593 20130101;
A61C 5/62 20170201; B05C 17/00516 20130101; A46B 11/0027 20130101;
A46B 11/0079 20130101; A46B 2200/1066 20130101 |
Class at
Publication: |
401/181 |
International
Class: |
B43K 5/06 20060101
B43K005/06 |
Claims
1-9. (canceled)
10. A brush with an integrated paste material supply apparatus,
comprising an elongated brush section including a head formed at
one end of said brush section and a set of bristles based in and
extending from a side of said head section, a first passage through
said brush section extending from the end thereof opposite from
said head, a portal in said head providing a connection between
said passage and the base of at least some of said bristles,
defining a cavity for the storage of paste material, said
dispensing section including a second passage adapted to mate with
said first passage, said second passage being connected to said
cavity, paste dispensing means associated with said cavity and
adapted to thrust paste material in metered quantities through said
passages and to and through said portal onto at least some of said
bristles, said paste dispensing means including a plunge dispenser
positioned in said cavity and having a pointed end movable at least
partly into said first passage in said brush section, apparatus for
advancing said plunge dispenser along said cavity in predetermined
generally equal increments to move a predetermined quantity of
paste material successively onto said bristles.
11. A brush as defined in claim 10, wherein said brush section and
said dispensing section are permanently connected so as to unify
said first and second passages.
12. A brush as defined in claim 10, including a detachable joint
connecting said brush section and said dispensing section and the
juncture of said first and second passages.
13. A brush as defined in claim 10, wherein said brush section is
disposable.
14. A brush as defined in claim 13, wherein both said brush section
and said dispensing section are disposable.
15. A brush as defined in claim 10, wherein a valve member is
provided to open and close the portal,
16. A brush section as defined in claim 15, including a control arm
attached to said valve member, said control arm being slideably
supported on said brush section.
17. A brush with an integrated paste material supply apparatus,
comprising an elongated brush section including a head formed at
one end of said brush section and a set of bristles based in and
extending from a side of said head section, a first passage through
said brush section extending from the end thereof opposite from
said head, a portal in said head providing a connection between
said passage and the base of at least some of said bristles, a
dispensing section including means defining a cavity for the
storage of paste material, a detachable joint connecting said brush
section and said dispensing section, said dispensing section
including a second passage adapted to mate with said first passage
when said dispensing section is attached to said brush section,
said second passage being connected to said cavity, paste
dispensing means associated with said cavity and adapted to thrust
paste material in metered quantities through said passages and to
and through said portal onto at least some of said bristles, said
paste dispensing means including a dispenser means positioned in
said cavity and movable at least partly into said first passage in
said brush section, apparatus for advancing said dispenser means
along said cavity in predetermined generally equal increments to
move a predetermined quantity of paste material successively onto
said bristles.
Description
[0001] These documents are a continuance of patent called the
Paste-N-Brush, Provisional Patent No. 60/634,507, Provisional
Patent No. 60/653,226 and Non-Provisional Patent No. 11/010589 and
shall in part of the documents as listed is this document including
added figures and revised specifications.
[0002] The Paste-N-Brush is a combination toothbrush with
toothpaste built in the unit.
[0003] The Paste-N-Brush may so be used to dispense any types of
liquids or paste that are in a solid form.
[0004] Basic uses for the Paste-N-Brush are for brushing teeth and
or dispensing solid liquids and or both, but not limited to
dispensing liquids paste such as toothpaste, medications, caulks,
paints, foods and hygiene liquid products and is not limited to any
other liquids not listed.
[0005] The Paste-N-Brush is designed to be disposable as a whole
assembly or reusable in two parts as a disposable base and or
toothbrush head replacement.
[0006] The Paste-N-Brush base FIGS. 4a,4b,4c,10,13,16 and 17 has
mere than one use and is not limited to dispensing solid liquid
foods, caulks, paints, shampoos, medications, oils, grease, soaps,
cleaning agents,
[0007] The inventors name is BRIAN D. JOHNS located located at 7881
State Route 33 Celina, Ohio 45822, United States of America
FIELD OF INVENTION
[0008] This invention called Paste-N-Brush pains to a manual
toothbrush with built in toothpaste and also will adapt to dispense
other types of liquids or paste
[0009] This Paste-N-Brush can also be designed to dispense the
proper amount of paste with every use.
[0010] The Paste-N-Brush can be used and then disposed of and/or
reused by means of replacement of base or replacement of toothbrush
head or by refills from existing toothpaste products.
CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATE APPLICATIONS
[0011] NA
FEDERALLY SPONSORED RESEARCH
[0012] NA
COMPACT DISK APPENDIX
[0013] NA
FIELD OF INVENTION
[0014] This invention pertains to a toothbrush with a combination
of toothpaste within the assembly as a hole or part.
[0015] When turning base of FIGS. 2A through 2C, 4A to 4C and FIGS.
13, 16 and 17 the toothpaste is moved through the shaft of the neck
and onto to the toothbrush.
[0016] All figures as a whole assembly or part can be disposable
after the toothpaste is depleted from object or when usage is no
longer needed.
[0017] FIGS. 4A through 4C can be refillable with a regular tube of
toothpaste by screwing FIG. 12A, or 12C onto the top of FIGS. 4A
through 4C and is not limited to any types of liquids.
[0018] The toothbrush head on FIGS. 3A through 3D and 9A can also
be disposable after so many recommended uses.
[0019] The base of the Paste-N-Brush can be used as a unit that is
purchased as one piece and disposable after liquid is dispensed per
FIGS. 4A,4B,4C,5,10,13,16 and 17
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF INVENTION
[0020] The body frame of all figures listed reference sheets 1
through 27 can be made of plastic, rubber or glass as a whole or
part assembly.
[0021] Bristles to be made of nylon plastic or standard
manufacturer's material.
[0022] The size and shape of all figures listed may vary in height
and diameter due to the amount of toothpaste that can be stored in
them.
[0023] The product will be designed to produce under 7 days up to
30 days of usage before liquid is depleted from FIGS.
2A,2B,2C,4A,4B,4C,5,6,8,10 and 11 as a whole or part assembly.
[0024] FIGS. 1A,1B,1C,1D,1E,1F, and 1G is the head of a toothbrush
with two different open close devises for dispensing
toothpaste.
[0025] Designs include straight heads and tapered heads.
[0026] All figures listed serve the same purpose by dispensing
toothpaste through the hollow neck shaft.
[0027] These FIGS. 1A through 1G connect to FIGS. 2A through 2C as
one figure per FIG. 6.
[0028] FIGS. 2A through 2C is the base figure that stands up as
shown in FIGS. 5,6,10 and 11.
[0029] The Paste-N-Brush holds the toothpaste per item 28,
toothpaste body holder.
[0030] FIGS. 2A,2B,2C,4A,4B,4C,5,6,8,10,11,13,16 and 17 all
function in the same way by turning the base of the figure
clockwise or counter clockwise depending on the thread design.
[0031] A turn and lock mechanism can be place on all base figures
that will let the threads lock when turning, which will not let the
base figures retract.
[0032] Three different base designs are listed as well as 3
different ways to move item #11, Pointed Plunge dispenser.
[0033] When turning the base of FIGS.
2A,2B,2C,4A,4B,4C,5,6,10,11,13,16 and 17, item #11, the pointed
plunge dispenser will dispenses the toothpaste up the toothpaste
neck shaft as far as possible so very little toothpaste is left in
the neck shaft and out onto the bristles of the toothbrush.
[0034] FIGS. 3A,3B,3C,3D,9A and 9B are replaceable toothbrush heads
that screw and unscrew into the top of FIGS. 4A,4B,4C,10,13,16 and
11 items #50 and #57
[0035] FIGS. 3A,3B,3C,3D,9A and 9B also dispense toothpaste through
the toothpaste neck shaft and are similar to FIGS. 1A through
1G.
[0036] See FIG. 5 that includes combining FIGS. 3A through 3D with
FIGS. 4A through 4C as a whole assembly.
[0037] FIGS. 4A through 4C are base figures that stand up.
[0038] FIGS. 2A,2B,2C,4A,4B,4C,5,6,8,10,11,13,16 and 17 holds
toothpaste per item 28, toothpaste body holder and dispense
toothpaste through the shaft neck of FIGS. 1A through
1G,3A,3B,3C,3D,9A,9B and out of item #7, portal hole and onto the
tapered toothbrush bristles by turning the base of the assembly as
a whole per FIG. 5 and 6.
[0039] See FIG. 5 for overall combined assembly per FIGS. 3 through
4 which is no limited to other combined assemblies in 2 parts.
[0040] Three different base designs are included per FIGS. 4A
through 4C, and all figures you turn clockwise or counter clockwise
depending on thread direction.
[0041] There is three different ways to move item #11, pointed
plunge dispenser per FIGS. 4A through 4C.
[0042] The pointed plunge dispenser moves up the shaft of item 28
and can move with base while turning or can move straight up the
shaft walls in one position while turning the base per FIG. 15,
item 75
[0043] The pointed plunge dispenser item #11 can be designed with a
rubber seal located at the top perimeter of the pointed plunge
dispenser to keep liquids from dispensing out of base of shaft.
[0044] FIG. 5 and 11 shows a plastic dome cover item #51, over the
entire figures as a whole assembly, which will protect the figure
as a whole assembly when packaging may occur.
[0045] Item 51, dome cover can or may apply to all figures listed
as a whole or part assembly but is not required for the overall
assembly per FIGS. 5,6 and 11.
[0046] FIGS. 5, 6 and 11 are representing the assembly as a whole
unit for distribution and all parts are not shown due to
clarity.
[0047] Dispensing the proper amount of the toothpaste will depend
upon height and size of threads in relationship to the figures as a
whole assembly and how in any uses of the assembly as a whole will
depend on the amount of toothpaste dispensed with each partial or
whole turn.
[0048] When using a twist and lock device the Brush-N-Paste
assembly will not retract from the toothpaste within item #28,
toothpaste body holder.
[0049] The outside of body as a whole assembly per FIGS. 5,6 and 11
can be designed with vertical lines that will line up with each
other to let a consumer know how much toothpaste to dispense per
item 29 top body toothpaste dispenser and item 30a bottom body
toothpaste base when turning the base to dispense toothpaste.
[0050] The finger open/close device, item 6 will allow you to open
and or close the portal hole that dispenses toothpaste onto the
bristles of the toothbrush.
[0051] The tapered bristle design, item 3 helps the toothpaste to
start dispensing at the bottom of the toothbrush bristles then onto
the bristle tops item 2.
[0052] Located at each side of the portal hole, item 7 are full
size bristles, item 2 that will hold the paste in place and act as
a barrier wall when turning the base of the unit as a whole
assembly and by natural gravity force will allow paste to reach the
top of the bristle brushes.
[0053] A portal hole can be located anywhere within the head of the
bristles and be closed with a plastic plug device but may or may
not be closeable per figures listed or shown.
[0054] FIG. 7A, 7B and 7C the open close device along with, items
52, and 53 paste pusher will push the paste up the bristles and
close the end of the toothbrush head when the open close device is
in a closed position.
[0055] FIG. 7A, 7B and 7C open close device can be used with FIGS.
1A,1B,1C,1D,3A,3B,3C,3D,9A and 9B as a part assembly.
[0056] FIG. 7D is a paste pusher located at the end of the open
close device with full height straight line or curved radius
bristles used that will close the end of the toothbrush head when
the open close device is in a closed position.
[0057] FIG. 7A,7b and 7C, items 52 and 53 are not required for a
working assembly in part or whole as shown in FIGS.
1A,1B,1C,1D,1E,1F,3A,3B,3C,3D,9A and 9B, but will help the paste go
in the proper direction when closing portal hole.
[0058] FIG. 8 is a base assembly as whole and shows a threaded
plunge dispenser, item 63 that will screw up into the cavity
toothpaste holder, item 28 and will operate in the same manner
FIGS. 2A,2B,2C,4A,4B,4C,10,13 and 16.
[0059] Per FIGS. 2A,2B,2C,4A,4B,4C,8,10,13 and 16, the pointed
plunge dispenser can be attached to the bottom of the toothpaste
base as a whole, but is not required as an assembly in whole or
part.
[0060] FIG. 8 item 66 bottom of body toothpaste base and item 63
threaded plunge dispenser can be separated pieces per FIGS.
10,4A,4B and 4C.
[0061] FIG. 9A is similar to FIGS. 3C and 3D except the base of
neck has inverted threads that will screw onto FIG. 10 as a whole
assembly and is not limited to any related figures shown in these
documents.
[0062] FIG. 9A can be designed to have an open close device similar
to FIGS. 3A and 3B with inverted threads at base.
[0063] FIG. 9B is similar to FIGS. 9A,3C and 3D except the inside
neck is tapered to conform to the shape of the pointed plunge
dispenser, which will narrow the toothpaste cavity shaft and allow
less waste and is not limited to any related figures shown in these
documents.
[0064] FIG. 9B can be designed to have an open close device similar
to FIGS. 3A and 3B.
[0065] FIG. 9B has an inverted threaded base that will screw onto
FIG. 10 as a whole assembly and is not limited to any related
figures shown in these documents.
[0066] FIG. 10 is one assembly without the toothbrush head and can
be purchased as one piece or combined with FIGS. 9A,9B or any
related figures as a whole assembly.
[0067] FIG. 10 has exposed outer threads, item 57 that can be
closed with a plastic cap, item 56 and/or plastic dome cover, item
51.
[0068] FIG. 10, item 57 exposed outer threads can also apply to
FIGS. 4A,4B, and 4C as a whole or part assembly and is limited to
any related figures.
[0069] FIG. 10 shows item 59, U-hook design will seat the plastic
dome up higher then shown in FIG. 5 and is not limited to any
related figures.
[0070] FIG. 10, item 60, hollow plunge dispenser base will allow
the plunge dispenser base to be deeper and higher and serve the
same purpose as other figures shown and will eliminate the item 36
bottom stop and is not limited to any related figures.
[0071] FIG. 11 is a whole assembly with a tapered dome cover and is
similar to FIGS. 5 and 6 and is not limited to any related figures
as a whole or part assembly.
[0072] FIG. 12a and 12b is a universal adapter that will screw onto
the tops of FIGS. 4A,4B,4C,10,13,16 and 17 which will allow the
base unit to be refilled and is not limited to any related figures
shown in these documents.
[0073] FIGS. 12C and 12D are universal adaptors that will screw
onto the tops of FIGS. 4A,4B,4C,10,13,16 and 17 which will to used
to dispense all types of liquids or paste per paragraph 0001f and
is not limited to any other liquids not listed in these
documents.
[0074] FIG. 13 is similar to FIGS. 4A,4B,4C and 10 except an outer
plastic sleeve has been added which will keep the figure the same
size in length and keep the figure from shrinking in height.
[0075] FIG. 14A and 14B is a section through the base of FIG. 13
that shows two different design while turning the base will move
the inner sleeve up into the upper assembly called the top of body
toothpaste dispenser.
[0076] FIG. 15 is a close up detail of the outer perimeter rim,
item 74 that holds the bottom outer sleeve together with the top
body toothpaste dispenser while turning the base of the assembly
will allow the inner sleeve to move up into the upper assembly item
34, hidden threads.
[0077] Item #74 the perimeter sleeve rim will lock into the upper
assembly item 29, top body toothpaste dispenser while the lower
part of the rim will lock onto item 70, slip cover sleeve and slide
around the continuous back rounded notch while being turned.
[0078] Item #71 and #72 will work in conjunction with the outer and
inner sleeves which will allow the inner sleeve to move up into the
upper body of hidden threads, item 34 while turning the slip cover
sleeve, item 70.
[0079] Item #75 is a continuous molded plastic rim that slides
within the base of the pointed plunge dispenser which will allow
the pointed plunge dispenser to move straight up the interior paste
shaft.
[0080] FIG. 16 has a slip cover sleeve, item 70 that when
separating from upper assembly and moving downward and away from
the upper body assembly, and inserting to the next key lock then
turning the slip cover sleeve, will move the inner sleeve upward
into the upper assembly item 29, top body toothpaste dispenser.
[0081] Item 76 key lock FIG. 16 can be staggered down the inner
sleeve and still produce the function as FIG. 16
[0082] FIG. 17 works similar to FIGS. 4A,4B, and 4C except the
bottom body toothpaste, base is no longer needed and liquid paste
is concealed in one compartment
[0083] when turning the base of FIG. 17 item 81 raised and treaded
base moves upward on item 81, inner treaded shaft.
[0084] The diameter of the inner threaded shaft item 81, FIG. 17
can change in diameter if need for leverage and still operate the
same.
[0085] Item 78, FIG. 17 is ball bearings place around the perimeter
of base so item 79, twist handle base will turn easy and the
pushing pressure of paste is transferred to the bearings.
[0086] FIG. 18 is a cross section through FIG. 17 ard shows the
deformed circle that will keep the pointed plunge dispenser from
moving left or right and will only move upward.
[0087] The cross sectional shape of item 82, inner wall of
toothpaste cavity holder FIG. 18 can change in shape as long as the
shape does not interfere with liquid paste movement.
REFRERENCE INDEX
[0088] 1. Tapered Toothbrush Head [0089] 2. Toothbrush Bristles
[0090] 3. Tapered Bristles [0091] 4. Bristles Beyond [0092] 5.
Toothpaste Stopper [0093] 6. Finger Open/Close device to allow the
flow and stopping of toothpaste when used. [0094] 7a. Toothpaste
portal hole. [0095] 7b. The portal hole is the location were
toothpaste excapes from toothpaste cavity shaft (item 8) onto
bristles [0096] 8. Toothpaste cavity shaft. [0097] 9a. Backside of
finger open/close device. This item wraps around item 15, the
toothpaste neck, combined with items 5,13 and 6 as one assembly.
[0098] 9b. The open/close device will slide up and down item 15
toothpaste neck and stop on items 10 top of ledge stopper and item
16 bottom of ledge stopper [0099] 10. The Backside of toothpaste
neck (item 15) that contains a upper ledge stop that will stop the
finger open/close device from moving any higher up the neck and
will rest in a closed position to stop toothpaste from coming out.
[0100] 11a. Pointed plunge dispenser designed to go into cavity
shaft of when toothpaste body holder is near empty. [0101] 11b. The
dotted line for item 11 represents this item when cavity is empty
solid lines represent this item 11, in unused position. [0102] 12.
Bottom of neck shaft. [0103] 13. Slide shaft that moves with item 5
toothpaste stopper and item 6 finger open close device is all one
piece as noted, Items 5,6 and 13. [0104] 14. Raised mound for
toothpaste stopper to go over the portal opening when closing and
dispensing of toothpaste from the paste-n-brush assembly. [0105]
15. Toothpaste neck. [0106] 16. Toothpaste stopper beyond is the
back of the toothbrush head, item 1. [0107] 17. This is the slide
shaft beyond item 13 that works in conjunction with items 9,16,6
and 5 [0108] 18. Backside of toothbrush head. [0109] 19. Straight
toothbrush head. [0110] 20a. Threaded bottom of neck shaft to screw
into item 29 top body toothpaste dispenser. [0111] 20b. The
threaded bottom of neck would be used for disposable toothbrush
heads or disposable toothpaste body. [0112] 21a. Slide shaft works
with item #6 finger open close device. [0113] 21b. The slide shaft
is located within a slide track, item 22 that will slide up and
down with item 6, finger close/open device. [0114] 22. This is a
slide track cavity that will let Item #21 and #6 to slide up or
down to close or open item 7 toothpaste portal hole. [0115] 23.
This is a notch area that is recessed in item #1 toothbrush head to
receive item 21 open or close slide shaft this will close of any
toothpaste from leaving item 7 toothpaste portal hole. [0116] 24.
This is a tapered edge of item #22 slide track cavity that will
force the toothpaste to go in the proper direction. [0117] 25. NA
[0118] 26. NA [0119] 27. This is item #21, slide shaft in an open
position for toothpaste to come out of portal hole onto bristles.
[0120] 28. This is a toothpaste cavity holder that will hold
toothpaste with figure shown in an unused position. [0121] 29. This
is the top of body toothpaste dispenser. [0122] 30a. This is the
bottom of body toothpaste base that is a hollow cavity that will
screw into item 29, top body toothpaste dispenser. [0123] 30b. The
bottom of body toothpaste base can also screw out away from item 29
top body toothpaste dispenser. [0124] 30c. A click and lock device
can also be installed on the threads of the bottom body toothpaste
base or the top body toothpaste dispenser so the body will only
screw in and not out which will allow for proper toothpaste
dispensing based on threads per inch. [0125] 31a. This is a tapered
base edge of item #29. [0126] 31b. Item #29, tapered base edge does
not need to be part of item but is there to eliminate possible
pinching and also looks. [0127] 32. This is a screwed hidden cavity
that will allow item 30 bottom of toothpaste dispenser to go behind
item 29 top of body toothpaste dispenser and also screw into the
same item 29. [0128] 33. NA [0129] 34. This is hidden threads that
are located within item 32 and work with Items 29 and 32 as one
assembly. [0130] 35. This is the threaded inside cavity for item
#30 bottom of toothpaste dispenser that will screws into item 29
top of body toothpaste dispenser. [0131] 36a. Bottom stop for item
#11 pointed plunge dispenser. [0132] 36b. The bottom stop for item
#11 is not required and may be eliminated in the design. [0133]
36c. Item #11 pointed plunge dispenser can have a thicker and
higher base within the cavity dispenser area that may eliminate
item #36, bottom stop. [0134] 37. This is an air cavity at the base
of item 30 bottom of body toothpaste base. [0135] 38a. This
threaded base will works in conjunction with item #11 pointed
plunge dispenser and combined as a whole assembly. [0136] 38b. The
threaded base will screw into item 36, bottom stop and move at the
same rate as item 34 when turning items 40,44 and 49 base. [0137]
39. This is a base screw that will screw into item 38, threaded
base and will be as one assembly with item #40. [0138] 40a. This is
the standing base that is round and has grooved arches at
perimeter. [0139] 40b. The standing base can also have a rough
exterior skin or groove lines to grab a hold of when turning.
[0140] 41a. These are grooved arches that is part of this design
but are not required for final design and are there so your hand
and fingers can catch the open grooved areas. [0141] 41b. The
grooved arches can be used on any of the paste-n-brush figures and
item 30 listed in this proposal. [0142] 42a. These are hole inserts
typical of 2, 3 or 4 in quantity that would be part of item #11
pointed plunge dispenser as a whole assembly which would be used to
receive item #43 straight shafts located within item #30 bottom of
body toothpaste base. [0143] 42b. Hole inserts can also be placed
on the top of the base items 40,44 and 49 and used as a whole
assembly to items 40,44 and 49. [0144] 43. These straight shafts
will insert into item #42 hole inserts and will be part of item# 30
as one assembly. [0145] 44. This tapered base is part of item #30
as a whole piece and can be used with any of the paste-n-brush
items as a hole in any figure listed in this proposal. [0146] 45a.
This is a treaded invert into item #11 pointed plunge dispenser
that Item 11 to be designed to receive a screwed invert and center
of base which will allow for item 46 tapered single shaft to be
screwed into. [0147] 45b. Items 40,44 and 49 can also be designed
to have a treaded invert at base top. [0148] 46. This is a tapered
single shaft that is part of items 49 as a whole assembly and can
also be part of item 40 and 44 as a whole piece. [0149] 47. This is
a tapered base at shaft and is part of item 46 as a whole assembly
and is there to strengthen the base when turning but is not needed
for design of this item. [0150] 48. This is a straight round base.
[0151] 49a. This is grooved insert that is there to install a dome
over it for protection of the outside eliminates. [0152] 49b. The
dome would be of plastic and would be notched at base to receive
item #49 that would cover FIGS. 5 and 6 as a whole assembly and can
also be designed in item 40 and 44 as well. [0153] 50. These are
tapered inverted threads to receive FIGS. 3A through 3D Dome cover
that protects the assembly of figures listed as a whole assembly.
[0154] 51. Dome cover straight or tapered. [0155] 52. Soft rubber
or sponge paste pusher to push paste forward. [0156] 53. Tapered
bristle paste pusher made of rubber, plastic or nylon to push paste
forward. [0157] 53c. Rounded full height bristles at end of open
close device to push paste forward. [0158] 54. Inverted neck shaft
threads that screw onto FIG. 10 as a whole assembly. [0159] 55.
Taper and thickened inside neck wall to take the shape of item #11
pointed plunge dispenser, which will eliminate waste of product per
FIG. 9B [0160] 56. Screw on plastic cap top which would be used to
close of top of assembly after usage of when purchasing. [0161] 57.
Exposed outer threads what will be used with FIGS. 9A and 9B as a
whole assembly. [0162] 58. Rim ledge that will stop FIGS. 9A and 9B
as a whole assembly when screwed onto FIG. 10 [0163] 59. Outer
U-hook design located around entire perimeter that will seat the
plastic dome. [0164] 60. Hollow plunge dispenser base. [0165] 61.
Universal adapter will allow a tube-of-paste to be dispensed
through the top of FIGS. 10,4A,4B and 4C. [0166] 62. Inside
threaded walls that are located within the toothpaste cavity holder
per item 28 and will work with 63 threaded plunge dispenser. [0167]
63. Threaded plunge dispenser will move up the inside threaded wall
when turning base. [0168] 64. Smooth inside shaft wall that when
turning the base will move upward into the cavity. [0169] 65. Swirl
design built-in on 4 sides or more that will help move liquids up
the toothpaste cavity holder. [0170] 66. Bottom of body toothpaste
base that will slide within smooth cavity wall and screw into the
toothpaste cavity holder. [0171] 67. Top end of adaptor that will
screw onto a tube of toothpaste that will dispense through FIGS.
12A and 12B when other end is screw on or into the top base of
FIGS. 10,4a,4B and 4C. [0172] 68. Bottom end of FIGS. 12A and 12C
that will screw onto FIG. 10 and and related figures [0173] 69.
Bottom end of FIGS. 12B and 12D that will screw into FIGS. 4A,4B
and 4C and any related figures. [0174] 70. Plastic slip cover
sleeve that turns the inner sleeve up into item 29 top body
toothpaste dispenser. [0175] 71. Slip cover sleeve notch that fits
within the inner sleeve that when turning will allow inner sleeve
to move upward into the top body toothpaste dispenser on onto the
hidden threads, item 34. [0176] 72. Plastic Tee molded with item
70, slip cover sleeve that will allow inner sleeve to move upward
into the top body toothpaste dispenser and onto the hidden threads.
[0177] 73. Base of inner sleeve is notched so when turning the slip
cover sleeve will allow the molded Tee to continue through the base
in continuance of the inner sleeve move upward. [0178] 74.
Perimeter sleeve rim that holds the bottom movable slip cover
sleeve in line with the upper fixed body so you cannot separate the
unit as one whole assembly. [0179] 75. Built in perimeter slide
notch that will hold the pointed plunge dispenser onto the bottom
shaft while turning the base of the unit to dispense paste. [0180]
76. Key lock built into the inner sleeve which may be straight or
stagger within inner sleeve. [0181] 77. Key stubs that are attached
to the outer sleeve, item 70 that fit within the key lock, item 76
that while turning outer sleeve back and down to next key lock will
move the inner sleeve upward into the upper body toothpaste
dispenser. [0182] 78. Ball bearing base will allow FIG. 17, item 79
twist handle base to ride on bottom of body toothpaste dispenser
and also help the toothpaste to move in the proper direction.
[0183] 79. Twist handle base that while turning will allow the
pointed plunge dispenser to move up the inner threaded shaft.
[0184] 80. The raised and threaded base of the pointed plunge
dispenser that applies to FIG. 17 only. [0185] 81. Inner treaded
shaft for item 80 to move upward on when turning the base of FIG.
17. [0186] 82. Inner wall of toothpaste cavity holder. [0187] 83.
Pointed dispensing tip.
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